Which softsynths have the nicest-sounding choruses?

[Halma]

I really dig the chorus in DRC from imaginando.

[Vortifex]

Massive X and Dune 3.

[Saffran]

U-he Tyrell N6 and Podolski, NI Super 8

I agree with Tyrell N6.

[ecasasmusic2]

UVI Falcon's Thorus.

[swilow11]

Falcon's Thorus is really versatile and can take on a lot of different flavours with a bit of tweaking. Massive X has a very nice chorus as does Minimal Audio Current which can do a really sweet glassy tone. And while it's somewhat rough, the one in Serum can sound really weird with the right modulation, which is honestly how I prefer to use chorus- in its pure form, I think it usually sounds cheap and cheesy.

[Nicolau]

The PG-8x’s chorus is king.

The 8P and 10P are said to have had a much better chorus than the usual one (Juno etc.).

[osiris]

I have Thorus as a standalone and it's so versatile and also has safeguards against phasing. Synths, I like Vital.

[Nicolau]

Well, external chorus plugins are kind of irrelevant to this topic, obviously.

[Nug Wrangler]

U-he Tyrell N6 and Podolski, NI Super 8

I agree with Tyrell N6.

I wonder if Urs will make a plugin version at some point

[cryophonik]

Gforce OB-X's Chorus.. probably OB-1 is good too if it's same.

I just bought this over the weekend and one of the (many) selling points was the chorus. I like that it's not over the top like the chorus on so many other soft synths. It thickens and widens in a very pleasing way.

[El°HYM]

Could easily mention MYTH again; but wont this time and suggest TAL-J-8 instead.

[IAMBLICHUS]

Well, external chorus plugins are kind of irrelevant to this topic, obviously.

Not sure if you were referring to Thours but it comes with UVI Falcon as well as being available standalone. It sounds fantastic as does the Juno chorus emulation that comes with Falcon.

[IAMBLICHUS]

Tranzistow has a very good sounding and very complex chorus.

[e@rs]

Madrona Labs Kaivo.

[AdvancedFollower]

Well, external chorus plugins are kind of irrelevant to this topic, obviously.

I don't really see why, since chorus tends to be added at the very end of the signal chain anyway. You're really limiting yourself if you choose a synthesizer based on the chorus effect.